The community programs serves as an umbrella to the Student Retention Center (SRC), Student Initiated Access Center (SIAC) and Community Programs Office (CPO).

The Student Retention Center was the first student-run, student-initiated, student-funded retention project that is designed to assist undergraduate students with academic difficulties and cultural and social transitions.

The services that are offered are: Peer Counseling, Mentorship, Internship, Study Hall, Exam Files and Writing Success Program.

The Student Initiated Access Center is administrated, funded, and evaluated by student representatives across several under-served communities alongside non-student university staff in an effort to provide its seven outreach projects with tools and resources needed to create positive change in their respective communities at over twenty sites.

The services that are offered are: Peer Advising, Skill Building/Tutoring, Workshops, Parent Support and Field Trips.

The CPO Student Association (CPOSA) provides guidance and support to the twenty four community service projects, as well as advocates on behalf of their work to University administration and key members of influence in the community and state.

The services that are offered are: Youth Empowerment Services, Health Empowerment Services and Community Empowerment Services.

Yes. The services offered in the CPO are free.

All students have access to the services in the CPO.

Come by Suite 105 in the Student Activity Center (SAC) and talk to a Front Desk Intern and they will be able to help direct you to a project that best suits you.

Come by Suite 105 and a front desk intern will help you find a project that will best fit you.

In order to have access to the exam files, you must submit a graded term paper, essay with the prompt, quiz, midterm or final of yours once a quarter. This will grant you unlimited access to the files for the quarter which you submitted an exam.

You must fill out a pre-questionnaire for every paper you need help with. After completing the pre-questionnaire, you can choose an appointment time with any of the four counselors.

The food closet is available for all students in need. The food is donated by members of the community who understand the necessity that students on campus face.

The computer lab hours are from Monday-Thursday 8am-12am and Fridays 8am-6pm.

Yes, limited free printing is offered. Each student is allotted only ten pages per day.

All students enrolled at UCLA have access to the Computer Lab.